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out Out with the Old …

In with the New “FUTURE” … the 1.5 T making a making a permanent stop permanent stop at OFMC. at OFMC.

Chiller on the Roof & Magnet in the House Magnet in the House

Low Field Open MRI (0.3T) vs. High Field MRI (1.5T) Compare the BENEFIT difference

Low Field Open MRI (0.3T) vs. Our High Field MRI (1.5T) Hitachi Siemens BENEFIT -Open Magnet - Faster Scan Times - Gradients - Increased Image Quality - More MRA capabilities - Gain Multiple Small Part exams i.e. hand, foot, etc - More coil & multi-scan options - Enhanced patient throughput (2-3x) - Acceptable Accreditation standards - More Participating Insurance Carriers - Future Cardiac MRI service offerings

Clearly, more Benefits with a 1.5 T

Low Field Open MRI (0.3T) vs. Our High Field MRI (1.5T) Can YOU tell the IMAGE difference ?

I can see clearly now, the rain is gone…

Unsurpassed Image Quality Specializing in all aspects of MRI and MRA Specializing in all aspects of MRI and MRA Contrast Enhanced MRA Contrast Enhanced MRA Reduced Scan Times Greater Small Structure Detail Greater Small Structure Detail True Fat Suppression Imaging techniques True Fat Suppression Imaging techniques Offers Greater Flexibility in Orthopedic,Abdominal, & Neurological Imaging Imaging Integrated Sound System to Reduce Anxiety to Reduce Anxiety Superior Detail

“Non-Contrast ” MRA of the Circle of Willis. Less then a 10 minute acquisition.

NECK MRA (CAROTID Arteries)

RENAL MRA RenalArteries branching off the Aorta branching off the Aorta

THUMB (digit) MRI Coronal WRIST view

PeripheralRun-Off MRA MRA Peripheral Run-Off MRA of the Lower Extremities